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Whale Wars

By: gaga | 2010-12-21 | Business
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By: Jenica Candace Prevost | 2010-04-04 | Politics
It will not make any difference if Republican or Democrat is elected in the next election. We will still be in Iraq. This is a brief summary of the war in Iraq. read more

Is America Ready For Ron Paul?

By: Mike Warner | 2010-04-04 | Politics
America is at a critical time in history and the presidential election of 2008 will determine the future of our country. read more

The Issue of Pre-1967 War Borders

By: Don Sutherland | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Since the end of the Six-Day War forty years ago, many have asserted that Arab-Israeli peace can only be achieved if Israel returns to the borders that defined it prior to the onset of the 1967 war. To make their case, they cite United Nations (UN) Security Council Resolution 242 which calls for the "withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict." That interpretation is incorrect. The resolution was designed only to put in place conditions that would lead to a negotiated settlement. It was not intended to predetermine the borders that would constitute the outcome from such a settlement. read more

Libya and the War for oil

By: Johan van Wyk | 2011-03-21 | Self publishing
Typhoon * Crew: 1 * Speed: 2 Mach * Weapons: Air-to-air missiles (AMRAAM, ASRAAM),Brimstone, Enhanced Paveway, Paveway IV Tornado GR4 * Crew: 2 * Max speed: 1.3 Mach * Weapons: Storm Shadow, Brimstone, ALARM, AIM-9 Sidewinder, Paveway II, Paveway III, Enhanced Paveway, General Purpose Bombs, Mauser 27mm cannon * Source: RAF Nimrod R1 * Crew: 29 * Speed: 360 knots read more

Most Astonishing Unknown Facts in World War II

By: Mary Rose | 2011-07-08 | History
There are many unknown events in the history of the World War II including death match, first Shot, Horst Wessel Song, ‘The third Reich’ and so on. Here is the list we compiled about the most astonishing unknown facts in WW2. read more

Was The 'Rainbow' Division Tarnished By Its Battlefield Behavior In World War I?

By: David Homsher | 2010-04-04 | News and society
It is a known fact that the U. S. 42nd ("Rainbow") Division took fewer German prisoners than did any other AEF division during World War I. The "Rainbow" established somewhat of a reputation for battlefield savagery, particularly at Croix Rouge Farm in the Marne salient of 1918, and during the Champagne-Marne Defensive of 15 July 1918. read more

The Sikorsky VS-44 Flying Boat

By: Robert Waldvogel | 2010-09-11 | Communications
This article discusses the design, development, and history of the Sikorsky XPBS-1 and VS-44 Flying Boat. read more

Haitian History

By: Alejandro Guevara Onofre | 2010-04-04 | Politics
A historical chronology of Haiti, the first black republic in the modern history and one of the poorest countries on the planet.However, Haiti, a small Caribbean Island-State, is one of the most exotic places on Earth... read more

Time to End Cuban Embargo

By: Philip Harris | 2010-04-04 | Politics
With Fidel all but gone in name, it is time to end the trade and travel embargo against Cuba. Failure to do so may result in driving future Cuban leaders away from American interests. read more

Palace Of Versailles

By: gaga | 2010-12-31 | Business
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A Christian Approach to History

By: Gloria Ward | 2011-08-01 | Homeschooling
So there are different points of view regarding the causes and consequences of historical events, but if the men and women who fought over those differences are long since dead and buried, why would we who live after them care about these differences more deeply than is warranted by a lively conversation between friends? read more

Ending The American Embargo On Cuba

By: Gianni Truvianni | 2011-03-09 | Commentary
An article providing reasons and logical explanations as to why America should and must end its embargo against the people of Cuba. read more

Saddam Hussein's Hanging - Possible Geopolitical Costs for the U.S.

By: Don Sutherland | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Saddam Hussein wasn't termed the "Butcher of Baghdad" for nothing. He was a ruthless dictator who committed crimes against humanity. He was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis. He deserved to be brought to justice for his crimes. Yet, in a sharp detour from the road to justice, Saddam Hussein was hanged in what amounted to little more than yet another act of the kind of raw sectarian revenge that has come to define post-war Iraq. By handing Hussein over to be hanged, the U.S. not only foreclosed the opportunity to bring Hussein to justice, but also undertook a course that will likely impose additional adverse geopolitical consequences at a time when it can ill-afford more such burdens. read more

What Would Lincoln Do About Our Current Economic Dilemma? Big Lessons to be Learned from History

By: Joe L. Buckett | 2010-04-04 | Politics
The greatest economics boom in American history took place in the wake of the Civil War with the help of Lincoln's Homestead Act. Yet despite our current economy teetering on the brink, our current leaders show no interest in what might be learned from Lincoln and the half century of unprecedented growth that happened when tens of thousands of inspired Americans settled the west. read more